Your Board of Advisors: why monthly teleconferences with friends enrich your life.

(Before It's News)

For the past three years now, every month, I meet for an hour by teleconference or Google Hangout with my Board of Advisors. 

It sounds fancier than it is. I simply chose the half-dozen people whom I most respect and who would be respectful participants in a group.

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I describe how it works.

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